C. (1) On a yearly basis. C. (2) Below is set forth a statement showing the general legislative interests of the American Legion and the work performed in connection therewith: The American Legion and all veterans of World War I and World War II and their dependents on all matters affecting their care. their rehabilitation. hospitalization. reeducation. and housIng. all matters affecting the general welfare of our country with regard to national defense. Americanization. included in which Is opposition to all subversive activities and particular attention to our immigration and naturalization laws. child welfare. not only for children of veterans but for all children. aid and assistance to veterans in agriculture development. matters dealing with our foretzn policy and foreign relations. the development of sound civilaviation programs and policies. and the development of sound and progressive programs for the employment and reemployment of veterans in civilian pursuits and in civil service. legislation which would eliminate all improper discriminations and be of benefit to the men and women who are still in our armed services. and all other matters included in the mandates and program of the American Legion as adopted and approved by the national convention of the American Legion and/or by Its national executive committee which are the ruling and policymaking bodies of the American Legion. (a) Due to the nature and extent of the work involved. it is Impossible to specify the titles of statutes and bills. (b) the House and Senate numbers of bills. or (c) the citations of statutes. C. (3) The legislative commission of the American Legion prepares an article on legislation pending before Congress. which is inserted in the American Legion magazine once a month. The American Legion magazine Is distributed to all members of the American Legion.
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